Sentence examples for membership school from inspiring English sources

The two groups showed no significant differences in most socioeconomic characteristics, university experiences, and social activities across waves (father's job, father's party membership, high school rank, attending university, university rank, party and youth league membership, school activities, doing part-time jobs, currently dating).

Church officials say they need the extra space for their growing membership, nursery school and their mission to provide community services.

If you feel obligated to work out, you won't skip out on your gym membership after school or at work.

In Plymouth, the council is focusing on creating co-operative schools, with membership of each school mutual open to pupils, teachers, parents, local residents and employers.

Many of those youths will be thrown into strange new lands with no friends, no status, no membership in school-based clubs, teams or extracurricular activities, no relationships with teachers and counselors who help them decide what and how to take the next steps in their lives.

With a wide national membership in schools, tertiary institutions, and communities, we pride ourselves in sustained conservation efforts and will continue doing so," said Mr. Pope.

Despite few rare documented cases of an increased energetic expenditure provided by moving in groups [e.g. flocking pigeons (Usherwood et al. 2011)], such energetic savings can be significant enough to be considered one of the main benefits of group membership for schooling fish, flocking birds and cycling humans (Fish 1999; Krause and Ruxton 2002; Liao et al. 2003a).

The sense of entitlement is very powerful, for luxury cars, beautiful homes, country club memberships, private schools for their kids..

NASRO, a voluntary membership organization for school resource officers, formed in 1991 with the goal of training officers how to function in schools.

The charges come at a stressful time for the church, with membership and parochial school enrollment declining.

"Everybody looks at the board membership of each school to see who they know," one West Side father said.